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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24
nosseysd win Dyn.mi,e.

0noaoo, LII, Angus, GA Tines
special from Marshall. ILL.,, Gays: Near
West York, Crawford county, yesier.
day. man nSmsd sanksy found q
queer looking boz In q fence corner.
0pening u, a lot Of cartridges, appsr.
emily. were disclosed. SAnkey took
one out aud began TO pick Il 10 plec, q
with u !, when Suddenly there vas
a terrible explosion and his entire
hand xas blown OF, hs face b lnv
epaitered with blood and shrecs OF
hesh. sanhey IL terribly II jured add
his recovery 10 doubtful. Il In sup.
posed tha, the explosives we're dyna-
mite cartridges, but how they got
theie and Tor vha, purpose they were
intended 10 a mystery.
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MaI RrXer.

For twenty Ave years I have been
severely IN ie,ed with Hoy Fever.
While was sutishug intensely | was
induced, through Mr.. Tchenor's teal.
moulal, 10 Try By's Cream Balm The
oil ct was marvellous. II enabled me
10 perform my pastoral duties without
the sligh,est incohveuience, and I have
escaped q retntn attack. Iprpnounce
X y's Cream Balm a cure Tor Hay Fe-
yer-William T. Car, Presbyterian
Pastor, Ellis abeih, N. j,
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ssssisS Canaai.. Vessels.

OTTAWA, oSr., August 20 - The
Fisheries Department have received
Information Of the seizure Of more
Canadian sealing vessels In the North
Psclho ocean by United sat.s
cruisers. IL l. learned that tho com.
mandsrs OF the United States crulsers
that arc In the Alaska service have
been aderod 10 seiE all eealiDg vee,e q
found in Behring's ssa, unl@a hey are
the property OF the Alaska Fur Dom.
pany.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24
BAD BALD KN0BBERs.
The Christian County Regulators
ut Ozark.
A Tragic seeoe a. shs CSurirssw-
A baptist Preacher Pleads
0uflty.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August ga spe-
cial to the Globe-D smocrat from
Ozark, Mo-, says: The Bald nobbsrs
are again In Ozark, and the first day
Of the trial found the court room
crowded with anxious spectators.
The sheriff stole march on the popu.
lace by announcing that the prisoners
would not be brought from Spring.
field until Monday, and early Sunday
morning stepped with the captive
regulators from the train at Ozark.
Word soon hsw to their families aud
friends. and the jail was crowded with
women and children, who pressed
their troubled faces against the bars
OF the jail In their eG)rts to get
nearer. The men. accustomed TO
active life, showed the effects OF their
confinement In the narrow cells. TIE
bropsed faces had assumed Q psleness
and their manners we're less careless.
Judge Hubbard opened court at 1
O'Clock Monday. He instructed the
grand jnry that they had q better on.
portunity to investigate the acts OF the
Cnristian county regulators than the
former inquiriug tribunal possessed,
ss the backbone OF the organi1 alto
had been broken. Several motions 10
quash the minor indictments were
hled, among them being those against
some who had signified q willingness
to lestify for the State.
At 4 o'clock, while the court Was In
session, q wild, weird scene occurred
at the jail. The wife OF William Stan.
ley rushed In frenzy from sick bed.
and the frantic shrieks Of the poor
woman disturbed the somber town as
she ran toward the Jail with arms out.
stretched, praying to heaven to pro.
tect the innocent and save her i'm
prlsoned husband. Her cries were
taken up by other women and the
children, and an excited crowd gath.
ered around the jail, gazing awe.
stricken at the tragic spectacle. The
crsEsd woman exAorted the crowd for
several minutes In q most fervid man.
ner, and was led awsy exhausted.
inst before the court adjourned, John
Wilson threw himself upon the mercy
Of the Court. pleading guilty to whip.
ping Green Walker. As this Is the
fret plea Of guilty for a Bald Knob
assault, and there are about ninety.
five similar charges pending, the do.
cision Of the Cjuri is looked upon with
the deepest anxiety. Wilson Is Bap.
tist preacher.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24

been decided upon; thst 70 must be
made On Tuesday and will b. made
simuiiancously throughout the dis.
tiets controlled by the union. As to
the amount Of the advance, the cir.
enlar left II as optional q 10 whether
10 or ID per cont. be demanded. The
men are 10 continue at work for two
weeks 10 order to finish what patterns
they are at present engaged upon.
Then q strike 10 TO be ordered, and II
at the end OF . week the advance is
net conceded, 8 per cent. additional
Is to bs aeked. There are In the
union 1900 registered members, and
800 moro can be accounted for. In
! Ia city there are about 275, but the
largest Numbers are In Toronto, 81.
Louis, Cincinnati and Chicsgo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24
WARDS ISLAND AsYLUA.
A 0smnsittee Investigates the Con
dttfOn OfA9airp.

dttien efA2air~.
New YoRx, Angus. 23.--Tbs com.
mite which investigated the Wards
leland insans asylum has prepared it's
report. II Rnds that much Of the
food given the patients 10 unhealthy
and improperly prepared. 1t says
that the way the patients are COM
PEELED 10 eat the mixtures set before
them Ia wrong and shameful" A
number Of the buildings are found to
be In such bad condition that they
advise they be pulled down. All
the buildings are found TO be seriously
overcrowded, and. In consequence In
filthy aud unheslthy condition, The
personnel OF the attendants does not
seem 10 have found favor with the
committee. The sntecedents OF some
were fonnd TO DO "none OF the best. -
aud alter the "dsy off," allowed the IN
every fortnight, many were in the
habit OF returning intoxicated. Some
oil Sue attendants were previously bar.
tenders. which fact initiated TO thei
disadvantage. 10 the committee con.
cluded that this occupation would
hardly ut one for the care OF helpless
and iufane patients. Many Of the az.
PENDANTS were found to be, Ia the
language OF the report, decidedly
rough, coarse and untrustworthy. Ii
not positively bad" The eramina.
tioDs Tor appointment being regulated
by civil service rules, the general
superintendent Was not held Tespon.
elble Tor the selection OF attendants.
The report states that evidence was
given which demonstrated to almost a
mathematical certainty that the pa
tienm have been cruelty treated
by some Of the attendants. The re-.
port shows that tWothirds OF the pa
tienis are foreign born. In conclu.
sion, the committee advise the com.
Pete reorganization OF the aylum.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24

LA'ALLH, lii August q. The doors
Of the large Grain, alur ard feed ware.
house, Of George T. Blanchard elo,ed
this forenoon, with liabilities OF So.
OOO To rave the creditors something
out OF the general wreck a sale was Fl.
i,cied 10 Hiram Holmes, today, Of the
Hour and feed business. Toe assets OF
the firm are principally book accounts,
which amount TO So, 900, so per cent.
Of which are unco I, ctab Q.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24

CISciSsArI. o Scientists are inter.
'sied In the finding to-day In a. eIca.
walton Tor a sew'r on Valiant Hill Of q
section Of human yertebra, petriasd,
OF such dimensions ~ Ia indicate that
u belonged TO q race Of giants nine
Ice, high. -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24
Horses, Cattle and c,,.h.,.

For collie and grubs, for lung fever,
cough OF hide bound, give Simmons
Liver Regulator In q ma h twice A
day. You can recommend Il 10 every
one having stock "a the beet medicine
known Tor the above oomplan,s In
using u With my chief ems for cholera
and gapes ! mix Il with the dough and
iced u TO them once q day. By this
treatment L have Lost none whore the
Regulator was iyen promptly and
regularly. m rAytoa
Assent ioi Gran ters Of tisorsi.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24

Pm DuRo, Pa. August % Tho
international Stove Moldep' Union
has suddenly determined upon de.
msndirg an advance IN wages varyiug
from 10 10 10 pr cent. all over the
United sistee and canada. Last night
q special nettlng OF local union NJ.
IA was held In their ball to consider
q circular from Presto ent y tzpAtrick
and the Geuersl Board, which stated
that the demand for an advance has
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24
Florida. .,hr i..a Of riax.r..-

Is paradise fsr the invalid, and the
Fountain OF Youth" was once
though. 10 be hid in one Of It's for
ost slados. IL is now the haven OF
many sonsumptives, who find benefit
10 bcr genial warmth aud fragrant
Sewers. The consumptivc invalid
seod nos necessarily 70 90 far from
hsne and friends 10 get relief. For
II nst IN tho last stages Of the disease
DR.. H. v. Pieroe's "Goldon Medical
Discovery" will restore to perfect
health. Por all chronic throat, bron-
ohial and lung diseases IL is q most
reliable specific. by druggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24
P,rupuno. PA -Thom.. u.p

PIrrsnuno, PA-Thomn M,F.usn
q prominent grocer OF Alhghtny Civ
was elanding In front Of he store this
morning when large In n letter Tell
from the sign above the dro,snd
struck him on tie bead, crushing In
his skull. He died In en- honI "
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24

THH most succ-s full tonic Of the
age-Pemberton's French Wine Coca
--is recommended by 20 900 eminent
physicians for the cure Of oil nervous
affections, dyspepsia, sick headach.,
etc. ls pleasant TO take, and will
prove itself beyond price. For sale by
HelAiar.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24
W. N. HALDEMAJ
President Of the Great LOUISVILLE OK ID.
hIkkJOUl.NAL CO., tell. vhai
he knows Of
Wintersm1fh's Chill Curs.

0yrIos OF rHr Qouarsh-JoussAL.
~. H,.isrrS,iA-ls,rs waive q rule Il ays
observed for many years, the value Of youi
remedy promItlng me 10 sAy, In repfy IA
your request, What I know Oh your ChiI
ypro; The private assurances Of its eficaey
J had and the rood results Of lie effects ]
bad observed on Mr.. II. W. Meredith, who.
for more than. nneen years. had teen fore
man OF ny cnce. Induced me 10 tsst II 10
ny i ism,iy; Ias Is.cln have been sn,ir.l,
pears STANDING, 10 which believe ever
knovr remedy had been tried Nth tempo
rary tllef the ohills returnins periodically
shd With sssminsly increased severity.
Your care broke them 81 once, and there has
bcen no recurrenes Of them OF more thar
gin months. The other ease vas OF . mildsf
form. and Yielded more readily 70 othef
remedies but the chills would return Al In.
tertals until Jour medicine was used, sines
which time, nos several months, they hays
nity ] have bad 70 ludss. DO not hssltatst
erpres, my belief that Tovr Chill Care 10
valuable sspecihs, and periorms All you
promi's'@i'. Rs'p,stiyllya go.
ARTHUR PETER a co.. kr,at'. foul,-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24

Turns are many ijrms Of nervous
debility In men that yield 10 The nae
oil Carters Iron Pills. Those who are
troubled with nervous weak ess, nIsbt
sweats. ETC.. shou' d try them, s''
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24

ia sEssH OF coldnees Of the blood and
chillinesa rslieved instaneously by
the use Of Fred Browns Jamaica Gin.
QeF
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24
HEARiEo NAY NJ P1tTP0NrD.

WisSlrEo, MAN, August 20 1t IL
thought thai the hearing Of Sir Don.
aid A smi,h's injunction will be post.
poned until NEXT week. All Ia quiet
at Monis, where special constablss are
guarding he line. The first corslgn.
nent Of rails for the new road has M.
nved, aud work IL being pushed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-24
S I G. X

Headache, yet CartcrrIttle Liver Pills arc cquAyf
valuable In Constipation, curing and proventtns
this annoying complaint while they also cores
all disorders Of the stomach, stimulate the livR
md regulate the bowels. Even II they only curs5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
NINE RAILROAD GRANTS ADJUSTED.

FIGHT ROADS HAVE RFCFIvrD AND CLAIMED
2S07, SCI ACRFS ~ TNCESs or TiIGR CRANE.
wAsnl>GroN. sept .3.-rhc Commissioners OF the
General Land Onlco has completed the adjustment Of
nine railroad grants Of the whole number OF such
grants pending for adjustment, three OF which hsyo
been reported the Secretary OF the Interior and the
remainder are being prepared for transmittal Tho
Land ONCE adjustment in these shows that the ST.
Joseph city Railroad Company has received
276 OF land ia Nebraska outside OF railroad
limits. and that the company would he entitled 10
80 acres than received II there lands
thin limits subject to selection. Is understood that
nearly al lands have been exhausted and therefore
that this grant practically closed In the other eight
tho adjustment shows that AN aggregate of
253iS5 have been enormously patented certi
He'd IN OF the due under the grants and
that the same companies have filed lists OF scoc tons
aggrecaiiug lGf43si acres In addition. making total
OF 2s07 s6i received and claimed OF the
grants The eight roads mentioned the following:
AMI 81 Paul Railroad Company of IowA-EIcess
patrn ed lGb4b - rrcon' Dyed TO United states 10y
rtlte of Iowa 26Ol5 - recovered otror
ted~f ia Ids ,ni Missouri Riliro.d COMPANY
Iy Unite supreme Court 100 1865 re"ial"9E
total rem-mng excess and exc"s selections 2s7o
&c e.. Cmcago =: Paul Minneagoli, and omaha Railroad
selections pending 6 OBJ acro' same company. Bay
es .@on i2 % acre: total Gees and SECS
selections, 1851 acres. st Paul. Minneapolis -nd Mani.
tpbA Railroad COMPANY Minnesoa (main lao - Paul and
aclnc railroad GO pAnyl Hce,. patented or certified
to excess and excess sele' on' o424 res same com
l7lS22 selections peuug, 600
acr.a AID selections 9i4 S22
Topeka Santa Re Railroad Company. kansas
Faces. certed To 6S2u2l acres Missouri Kan:
Railroad COMPANY. patented
certified company 66o6?6 acres patents set aside by
the United states for lands in Ind
reservations 367 264 remaining patented
2gJ 81 additional selections pending.
69ls total excess and excess selections. 1880
Commits oner Sparks will hold the selections
for rejection ana CANCELLATION aud recommend suif IA the
aside the excess patents and certificates.
The adjustment OF tho feuanins railroad All wagon
grants IA .ress, aud increased office
to do this work will be detailed by the commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NEW-rOkh DfAbiN'r'
Wheat rnied a higher range yeHerday ON tho spe'
there was a good inquiry and tho demaai nom Shippers
amounted to 10000 bushels prices advanced ~" eeuS
The export Improvement was rehoeten In
tho option market which favored By besr aVce
from tho foreign ports stimulating covering hos mere
AMI at he Volume OF traiin2 up 10
DAYS record while Interest attn ~ ackn there
hopeful in tho trade Early prcrs Nere n
cent IA cher reaction suffered near te emo
Tho close OF FOR Septsm IeI nsDs
for October at 500 81 = and Nav at ~ ana =
cent for 80 at SAL and Feprary AZ
S5 cents Cash and shade hlzher under
heavy shipping demand exporters tssing a. many oas
loads taken OF wheat But the options more rom
the absence OF speculative interest than sust Use ,
easier and slightly lower for the late months - o
lows october 80 November 500 Dco9 n6er 5Ds am May
quiet hut firm ON the spot Ihs oD
tons wet at 32Js unchanged Tor Oco
Der at 80 and up November at 32s and cent iof ia
Cember 80 special features Dt
the options 3o2 higher ~ follows SepemDer
~ tober So GS November S. g. December 80 D. jan
50 81
Baltimore Philadelphia ant Boston were as Follows nhoah
lOl bushels corn, 617l6 buhes oats 10 % DsheIs
total grain, os5.79s bushels; total hour ~ yo kaeAaSes
At Chicago Milwaukee and St LOUIS the arrivals were
Wheat bushels 3l7. 100 bushels oats ~ s5
bushes total grim G4254 bushels total hour l"oi'
barre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
BONDS TENDIRED TO TIE TREASURY.

ALMOST TSDOO,oUO NUKE PURCHASED YESTERDAY
SECRETARY FAIRCHIiD IN WASHINGTON.
WAsnINGToN sept 23-The aggregate amount OF
bonds purchased by the Treasury Department to-day,
under the terms OF the circular OF yesterday, was
$.s3j $780, OF which 81 .0ii.OOO were per cent aud
S70l 500 4s per cent bonds. OF the total S5227OO
was offered aud purchased after 3 O'clock
Treasury officials with the rece pt ion by
the financial world OF yesterday circular III especially
gratifying to them to learn that the pubi 4, willing TO
with cent bonds at the price by the
patmrni. Before today Acting Secretary Thomp-
received offers To sell bondSa majority OF them per
cenis-to The amount OF lOOOO0O Altogether tho out
look Is regarded al the Department much brighter
and the belief Is freely that danger OF
panic has been rtrd at least the
Other encouraging features they found IN the
daily siatsment OF Government receipts and sxpendl-
lures ghey show that since the middle OF tn. month
about S25O0OO0 has been distributed on account of
pensions. The apparent surplus Tor the mouth IL thus
LETT at Sll5OOOOJ But the bond purchases are
taken into account In this daily statement and deduo-
ons are made on this account and for prepaymens Of
Interest The real surplus receipts for the
month Of September as has expired will be reduced 20
something like 81, OOO, 900.
Secretary Faruhild returned to Washington from
stockbridge Mass late last night he called early at
the mite House aud had long talk with President
about matters OF the day. LIE will remain In the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
EnEAL I'D Tile EMERnRNCY-

Jordan L. Mott. the wcknown wealthy iron manu-
f1cturor OF Mott Haven, has gene into yachting this
year Early last spring de determined 10 become
yarhtsman and instructed ship broker to bus him
yacht. Then he made application the yacht club for
admission Il member When questioned IA 10 the size
aud dmens Of his yacht necessary preliminary
he unable syllable. lie got posted later
duly admitted ON Tuesday last Mr.. Mott took
party OF nine friends on board an started down the
bay 10 the dynamite gun experiments Just az his
guests went down the gangway fine luncheon that
WAS spread for them. the yacht discovered 10 he
heplcssiy drf, Ing The Tide she I'D lost her wheel
Mr. lott equal g. tue occa7On " Now I'll show you
fellows what a yach and bold sailor is.' said he
Signalling tug he It's -eryIces aud tho yacht
towel On down to the scene or the e1pertmeuis
Tnat is what started out 10 see SAID Mr.. Mott
and sec II We WILL whesl or wheel" Then they
were tOwed back to New-YUrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
FOLLOWING UP THE STREET DTGGERS.

TIIR STASDAK-o GAS COMPANY SAID TO BE RESPoN-
sIBLE FOR MUCH oBsTkUCrfoN.
General Newton. OF the Department OF Public Works
is having reports made hi of the places whore the
streets have been torn mp HIS inspectors already report
the following: ON FrStave. from FOrtieth - Forty
secOni-s and from Fiftyhfth 10 Fityseventhst; on
Secondave from Forthwith Fortyeghthst, and from
SeYcnty-ninth TO Etgpty- irsst.; on ihird-HNe iOn
Fortieth To ForyeecOn At seventy rstst AT sew
utyfourtlst FRO EIgntyirst 10 lghtYhlrdst, IRON
Nnetyifh to Ninety sevcnthst, aud at Ninety-srth-
at; LeXinOnave and SXteths St. Forty ninth IN flty-
first ST.. rityseoond FfIyurd ST. from Eightleh 10
Eighty thirdst All these openings wero made Nv the
STANDARD Gas COMPANY and OF them have been In
bad condition FOR three wockA General Newton hds
given srlers that notice he seat TO the company direct
ing the streets in the places named be put In good
condition before Mon Law, or he viii see that the
necessary repairs done at the expense OF tie com
Thero will prOpaDy no Otlsr reports receiver "
General Ne to-lay Monday. A. fast rs reports
receive viii take steps to that the streets are
placed in good oIditiOn.
The Mavor and General Newton will continue the work
Of compelling the New York steam Comp any. he various
companies AMI others who have torn up the Streets
10 replace them in prODer condition IaC Mayor on
August received report from Lowber SMITH Del
uty OF Public Works in which II wasstaiel
that that deparm mt has steadily ell lsayored IN compel
the YORK steam Company and other companies nav
ing privileges To lay pipes, etc. unicr inc sTIAco
OF the Streets fulnll their obligations, 10 con
suit tho comfort and convenience OF tho publlc
in making their excavations and rcStorlaK the
street proper con lton lilo declared that much OF
the the streets Is due 20 the defective char
actor OF aul oAcr appurjrnlntc when nrst ald
The department has no authority 10 conro the Ilay
Of the pipe laid Dy the steam company lie suSSc+tth
that n Jaw he pa,scl giving tho Department or PUBIC
Works power To cOnlemn uuht pipes AMI appnrtenances
and prevent their being laI beneath TIE streets ms
Mayor thinks tHerc Is already power sufficient o prevent
most OF the abuses wIich nave made the streets almost
IunD aAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO sept % (Gpeeid-Itit had not been Tor the re-
prte appearance OF cholera stricken peo
pie al port SewYork wheat would have closed To-
ght y cent night after big DAYS trade on
report October wheat plunged down from TO 70 49, anu
rcember 70 az on Saturay October wheat
closed GSa ,olt Al the close Of this mornings
October wheat stood 7Ol3 II net muCh the
amount OF advance howeyer erctes comment tho
steady advance for whole week has been posi-
= experience known since INC collapse ~
October wheat tonight 69'- cents. De'enber
~ cents Is The estimated receipts Tor Satr
Only two OF the Is OF spring wheat 5
% graded No. . Corn dun Hutchinson >oti
VIII m tihUut
-nins receipt. AID tho csCmse. Tor SAT
tctob-r IL aud clos At
May NJ II cents and close ~ AZ cents iiO
visions ami fluctuations worthy ot note
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
MR.. WHITNEY PLEASED WITH THE DfNAMii
GIN.

WASHINGTON. Sept 23-5ecretary whitney 70 p0" I-
with the result OF the dynamite gun e1perimoh~ o
said to-day: "The experiment was most SUCCESSFUL
.sesin9 Ia believing, and wished to see sone'hinx
actually done I have been incredulous bus confess
tina, was greatly impressed with the power OF 'hs
plosou The vessel lifted up bodily aud thea went
ont nj instantly The resistance OF that target was
evidently no measure of tho power of the proecue
demonstrated that they lodge dynamite In
i've quantities mile and quarter OF with consdera"e
accuracy and tis matter Of detail merely to increase
tho range of tho gun and the quantity OF the explosive
so a. to render 1t capable of destroying the strongest
ironcads It avoids tho present contest between Tor
pedses and m Ichine guns. ~, hill. .x,I.sivs.
"rhs method now employed for usiag hign explosvos
Is ia tOrpedOes Torpedoes are met Win hhaono 80
and steel MEETINGS placed about ships but ms d
gun il a new method OF attack Taking ltS range sna
the line OF flight OF the proece IL 10 dIcnt 70 sa nv
IL can be met For coast defence IL seems 10 me tho
most important arm yet Invented -. A.. o,,u,,r
have stea lilly insisted on ths idea hat me conpahS
should have an opportunity TO show what ~ couu w.
and am grstihed that this American invention mas nos
had TO GO abroad for It's rst encouragement IL hs h1
IL from the Navy Department It's usefiness on SHIPS -
vet 10 be established. but its Importance gcneraiy III
naval warfare as arm cannot be overestimated